Nurses Graduate In Evening Ceremony At High Point Memorial
The 21 members of the Class of 1958 of High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing were graduated in an 8 p.m. ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Dr C C Herbert gave the principal address and Curtis Smith Deal presented diplomas. Awards went to Ann Southerland and Doris Roney, with Mary Ann Lee Mitchell and others named for honors. A reception followed in the student dormitory assembly room.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
School of
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. C. Herbert
Curtis Smithdeal
Frances A. Burgess
W. R. Peters
Ann Southerland
Mary Ann Lee Mitchell
Doris Roney
Lillian H. Liedtke
Herbert
Christ
Charles McAnally
Elgar
Mendelssohn
Howard Coble
236 Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Isabelle Parsons
Doris Lee Roney
Ann Morton Miller
Mary Jo Currin
Patsy Ann Tate
Prenettia Ann Southerland
Shirley Ann York
Joan Earl Thompson
Peggy Brambles Frye
Wanda Faye Willard
Lou Ann Holloway Frye
Margaret Louise Steinmann
Bonnie Hall Cook
Slate Of New Officers Presented At UDC Meet
A slate of officers for 1958 50 was presented by the nominating committee to United Daughters of the Confederacy members. The meeting at Mrs. R H Sechrest home featured hostesses Mesdames Whitener Waynick. Delegates Hayden Bass to division convention Elizabeth City were chosen. A memorial for Mrs L P Magnin was read.
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UDC
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R.H. Sechrest
Edgar Whitener
R. L. Waynick
J. F. Hayden
E. R. Anderson
H. P. Morrison
John
Samer Min Bon
Elizabeth City
Mesdames Hayden and
Bass
J. S. Welborn
Waynick
Jones Burns
L. P. Magnin
Arnold Koonce
Burns
Gov. Hodges
High Point
Graduate nurses and Betty Livingston Phelps staff photo
A dusty caption lists graduate nurses including Betty Livingston Phelps and others in the back row such as Fairy Lee Atkinson Mary Kathleen Beverly Worth Mackie Rebecca Ann Brown Linda Johnson Grubb Mary Ann Lee Mitchell and Alice Susan Leonard. The note mentions teaspoons should not be placed on the table.
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Fairy Lee Atkinson
Greensboro
Rebecca Ann Brown
High Point
Bonnie Hall Cook
Mary Jo Currin
Lou Ann Holloway Frye
Mount Airy
Peggy Brumbles Frye
Linda Johnson Grubb
Mary Kathleen King
Alice Susan Leonard
Beverly Worth Mackie
Philadelphia
Ann Morton Miller
Burlington
Mary Ann Lee Mitchell
Isabelle Parsons
Wilbur
Betty Livingston Phelps
Goldsboro
Doris Lee Roney
Prenettia Ann Southerland
Margaret Louise Steinmann
Mary Kathleen
David Cox
Rehearsal Party Honored Thompson-Adkins Pair
Miss Anne Page Thompson and Franklin Mansfield Adkins of Marion were honored at a rehearsal party after their wedding rehearsal at First Presbyterian Church. About 40 attended at the Lancasters home with relatives from Charlotte Boone Marion Raleigh Roxboro Winston-Salem Greensboro New York Charleston.
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Anne Page Thompson
Franklin Mansfield Adkins
Marion
First Presbyterian Church
Neal Lancaster
Westwood
Lancaster
P. C. Thompson
Wayne Adkins
Becky Adkins
Keith
Gayle Lancaster
Greensboro
Thompson
Charlotte
Boone
Raleigh
Roxboro
Winston-Salem
New Sytel
Charleston
W. A
Lancasters
Mrs. Adkins
Mr. Lancaster
Miss Mundy Is Honored At Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Mundy was hosted in the Cain home rec room by Misses Mary Jane Honeycutt and Evelyn Cain. Twenty guests attended including the groom elects mother Mrs N C Cain. Miss Mundy will wed Bill Cain Saturday in Whittier.
Swim Dance Party Planned For Saturday
Mr and Mrs Robert D Reed and Mr and Mrs James W Johnson host a swimming and dance party this Saturday at 7 PM at the Reed home in Wallcliff Park The event was moved from Aug 23 due to bad weather swimming starts at 7 PM with dancing at 9 PM.
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Thomasville
Robert D. Reed
James W. Johnson
Reed
Wallcliff Park
Seades and Seads Fashion Sale on Second Floor
Maternity shoppers are invited to see a daily display of new two piece outfits and separates. Prices range from 3.98 to 19.98, with emphasis on smart, neat looks and fashion consciousness. Located on the Tobias second floor.
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Tobias Scond
Hanes Seamless Hosiery Colors Slant Fashion Appeal
Hanes unveils seamless hosiery in shades to complement Fall costumes. Barely Black suits black or vivid Fair Costumes, Quick Silver pairs with Greys and Scarlets, Jet Brown matches browns and tans, while the long leg illusion suits shorter skirts and pumps. Tobias Street Floor.
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Hanes
Tobias Street
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Gibsonville
Liberty
Princess
Boea A
General Electric
Thompson-Adkins
Mundy
Sawyer
Sanrtin's
Tobias
Berkshire
Janet Norwood
Ata
Ohara Wagger
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